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Политическая активность американцев азиатского происхождения: тенденции и перспективы

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S207054760008138-8-
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10.18254/S207054760008138-8
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Александров Глеб Владимирович
  • Должность: Научный сотрудник
  • Аффилиация: Институт США и Канады РАН
  • Адрес: Российская Федерация, Москва
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Изменения демографической ситуации в США неизбежно влияют на политическую жизнь страны. Одна из ключевых тенденций демографического развития в последние годы – рост численности американцев азиатского происхождения. По прогнозам, к 2050 г. они станут наиболее многочисленной группой иммигрантов в Америке. При этом их роль в политической жизни США, в том числе растущее влияние на исход выборов как муниципальных, так и на федеральном уровне, остаётся малоизученной. Цель данной статьи – проанализировать развитие политической активности и политической ориентации американцев азиатского происхождения в последние годы и возможные перспективы дальнейших изменений.

Ключевые слова
американцы азиатского происхождения, вовлечённость в политическую жизнь, политическая активность, электоральная активность, политические предпочтения, американцы китайского происхождения, американцы индийского происхождения, американцы филиппинского происхождения, политическая идентичность, образовательная политика
Дата публикации
20.12.2019
Год выхода
2019
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